"Do you want to watch a game show" PPT courseware 11

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"Do you want to watch a game show" PPT courseware 11

Look at the pictures and make sentences using the words given.

Mike, plan, camp in the forest

Mike plans to camp in the forest next weekend.

Jack, want, help mom do the dishes

Jack wants to help mom do the dishes this evening.

Bob, start, skate, when he was five

Bob started to skate when he was five.

Jack, hope, play basketball, after class

Jack hopes to play basketball after class.

New words

meaningless adj. meaningless; unclear meaning

Noun meaning (meaning) + suffix less (nothing, no) → meaningless, is a polysyllabic adjective.

My dad doesn’t like soap operas.

He thinks they’re meaningless.

My dad didn't like soap operas, he thought they were pointless.

My sister likes cartoons and scary movies, but she doesn’t like action movies.

My sister likes cartoons and horror movies, but she doesn't like action movies.

Read the passage again and fill in the facts about Mickey.

Reading guide:

Read these five questions, clarify the meaning of each sentence, and read the passage with the questions in mind.

Underline the basis for relevant questions in the passage and answer them.

Read the passage again and discuss the questions with a partner.

1. What is Mickey Mouse a symbol of? What cartoon character is a symbol of Chinese culture?

It’s a symbol of American culture.

Monkey King is a symbol of Chinese culture.

2. Do you think Walt Disney is a smart man? Why or why not? Do you want to be like him?

Yes, he is. Because he knows that most people like to see the "little man" win.

1. However, he was always ready to try his best.

However, he is always ready to do his best.

The word "always" in this sentence indicates a long-term behavior, and is used with the adjective "ready" to form the phrase "always ready to do sth.", which means "always ready to do something; can engage in something anytime, anywhere."

2. Today’s cartoons are usually not so simple as little Mickey Mouse, but everyone still knows and loves him.

The not so…as structure in this sentence means “not like…; not as good as…so…”.

e.g. It wasn’t so good as last time.

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